No. I have a full exhaust system on my active exhaust car and my dealer said no. Check with your dealer. Now if you remove your cats then that will void your warrantyWill adding an x pipe void factory warranty?
Nope.Will adding an x pipe void factory warranty?
Your best bet is to order the FORD Performance x-pipe. This way, in case something goes wrong on the active exhaust, they cannot say an aftermarket x pipe was the reason.Will adding an x pipe void factory warranty?
It's still considered an aftermarket part.Your best bet is to order the FORD Performance x-pipe. This way, in case something goes wrong on the active exhaust, they cannot say an aftermarket x pipe was the reason.
Hmm? The FORD dealership told me since it was a FORD part, it would not impact my warranty. That's why I purchased it through FORD and had the dealership install it.It's still considered an aftermarket part.
So by making it more efficient, and get better fuel economy on e10 gas, or running e85 and have less pollutants than a catted gas engine voids the warranty eh. Cool beans. Haha.Now if you remove your cats then that will void your warranty
well there more that comes with your efficiency. Like what ethanol does to your fuel lines, sensors and your wallet from so much funSo by making it more efficient, and get better fuel economy on e10 gas, or running e85 and have less pollutants than a catted gas engine voids the warranty eh. Cool beans. Haha.
Ethanol doesn’t do anything to the fuel lines. Ethanol has been in fuel now for 20+ years so fuel line are resistant to it. Now the wallet I agreewell there more that comes with your efficiency. Like what ethanol does to your fuel lines, sensors and your wallet from so much fun
Nothing voids the warranty completely. A modification will effect the warranty on anything effected by the modification. Just because it’s modified doesn’t mean that they will refuse to warranty a repair it means they can. It really comes down to the dealership. Some are more forgiving than othersSo by making it more efficient, and get better fuel economy on e10 gas, or running e85 and have less pollutants than a catted gas engine voids the warranty eh. Cool beans. Haha.